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Originally Posted by jxall
I would, but my test has shown that 'ld get a completely different formatting from the optimized kepub that Standard Ebooks provide and recommend.
That's why I asked if there was a way for Calibre to support .kepub.epub files out of the box. As things stand, manually editing the extension and adding the file to Calibre is the only possible way to preserve the optimized formatting while using Calibre. |
I just picked a book,
https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/an...rton/star-born, and downloaded both the epub and kepub versions. I added the epub version to calibre and enabled the KoboTouchExtended driver. Then I sent it to the device. I put the kepub version directly on the device. Paging through each of them, I couldn't see any difference between them.
And comparing the code in the two versions, there is no significant differences between them. Which isn't surprising as the Python code they use add the spans is a direct rip from the KoboTouchExtended driver. Hell, as @PeterT stated, it is even called "kobo_touch_extended".
So, what are the differences you are seeing?